Here it is Friends, our Films of 2024 episode - hope you enjoy.

Discussed on the show:

Haven’t Seen But Need to See
La Chimera
Seed of the Sacred Fig

Good Enough to Talk About
Trap
Cabrini
It Ends with Us
Babygirl

Many Folks Haven't Heard About
It’s Only Life After All
A Real Pain
The Wise Guy
Christmas Eve in Miller’s point
Made in England: The Films of Powell & Pressburger
Between the Temples
Emilia Perez
My Old Ass
I Saw The TV Glow
Kneecap
The Apprentice
Memoir of a Snail

Sheer Joy
Wallace and Gromit

Underrated
Furiosa
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
Juror #2

Bubbling Under
Dune Part Two
Civil War
Inside Out 2
The Bikeriders
Anora
The Brutalist

Gotta See It Again
A Complete Unknown

List of Its Own
Megalopolis

Not the Best Film of the Year
Reagan

Top Twelve Films of the Year

12: His Three Daughters
11: Small Things Like These
10: Wicked
9: Rebel Ridge
8: Conclave
7: Evil does not exist
6: Sing Sing
5: Robot Dreams
4: Nickel Boys
3: Challengers
2: All We Imagine as Light
1: Joker Folie à Deux

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Can we ever really know anyone else Dear Listeners? And why does the wonderful new Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown seem to take place in the same universe as Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny? This, and many other questions are asked, and partially answered, in this episode as Loe and Higgins wax semi-ecstatic over director James Mangold’s latest picture. We hope you enjoy.

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Wait, are you telling us the new musical smash Wicked contains seeds of transcendence that can help folks live a better life? Also, why does the film look so awful? In this, (as over-stuffed as Wicked), episode, critics Jett Loe and Gareth Higgins get into the magnificent and terribleness of this new film, address Star Wars epic Attack of the Clones, yearn for the colors of 1938’s Adventures of Robin Hood and delve deep into the ways we live our life and the Jungian tension of opposites. We hope you enjoy, and don't forget to look for us in the western sky.

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